The Office of the Vice President for Regional Campuses and Online Education (RCOE) works collaboratively and strategically with regional campus administrative and faculty leadership to serve students and their communities across the state of Indiana. As a part of the higher education sector that produces more baccalaureate degrees than any other in the country, the IU regional campuses are committed to student-centered innovation that meets the needs of all students, whether they be traditional on-campus students, post-traditional online students, or students anywhere in between.
Over the last four decades, the regional campuses of Indiana University have made vital contributions to their regions and to the state of Indiana. They have become part of the fabric of their communities and regions, and part of the fabric of Indiana University. The regional campuses provide an excellent education to tens of thousands of students annually, the vast majority of whom are Hoosiers, and many of whom are post-traditional or first-generation students. The regional campuses provide an education that is innovative, flexible, and accessible to a wide range of qualified learners.
The chancellors of IU’s regional campuses have a tremendous impact, not only on the operation of the campus they serve, but also on the character of Indiana University and their regions. IU’s regional campus chancellors report to the Vice President for Regional Campuses and Online Education.
